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Transylvania by Little Sisters Studio
Fort Worth, Tx, US
Read More...In honor of my favorite holiday, Halloween! Here's a fun Transylvania map where all the classic monsters live.
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North Georgia Horrors by Givi Carter
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Read More...An overview of spooky sites and paranormal places in the phantasmic Peach State.
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Haunted House by Gina Lento
Port St Lucie, FL, US
Read More...What better way to celebrate Halloween that with a Haunted House map!
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Haunted Chicago, Illinois by Scott Schiller
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
Read More...The city of Chicago has a dark history of disaster and death, from devastating fires (Iroquois Theatre), horrific accidents (S.S. Eastland) and dreadful events (St. Valentine's Day Massacre). Let my Edward Gorey-inspired map help guide you to 14 sites known among ghost hunters and paranormal investigators to be the most active. Even if you don't believe in such otherworldly phenomenon, perhaps my map will lure you into discovering something new about Chicago's spellbinding history.
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Outer Space Awesomeness!
This summer 170+ people submitted OUTER SPACE illustrations. 100 favorites will be published in the next TDAT Book. Stay tuned!
16 Hand-made Fonts!
Buy Salli & Nate's entire collection of 16 hand-drawn fonts for only $32. That's 2 bucks per font. Total bargain! (For personal and commercial use, but not for re-sale).
See samples of all the fonts on the TDAC Shop.
Illustrators For Hire
Announcing Illustrators For Hire: a global list of freelance illustrators presented by Salli & Nate, co-founders of this site and sibling site They Draw & Cook!
Check out Illustrators For Hire!
You'll like what you see!
INKtober with TDAT!
Inktober is here! Here is your list of daily drawing prompts. For each day of the month, draw an icon that you think best represents each city (food? a building? a flag? an animal? a person? whatever!)
Tag your illos #inktoberwithtdat and we'll feature as many as we can!
RECENTLY ADDED TRAVEL ILLUSTRATIONS
Lady Universe by Pri Sathler
Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, BREach of us has our own kind of universe. And in this particular universe we should find peace and happiness.
Taking out the Telescope by anabellaortiz
Rock Hill, South Carolina, USA map of easily recognizable objects that can be easily seen from the standard telescope. It includes key planets and features to look out for, as well as some celestial bodies that can be seen through a Telescope.
X Marks the Spot by Paul Craven-Bartle
GBExploring new worlds at the end of the galaxy - X marks the spot! The adventure beings...
Dream Big by subhashininarayanan
CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU, INSpace is so dreamy and magical with its stars, moon, and planets. It's always humbling to know that we are just a tiny part of this vastness. Grateful to be a part of this magic.
Space Party by Meg Anger
Painesville, Ohio, USA little party prep to celebrate in space :)
Cappie's Cosmos by ednagrace
Lomita, CA, USThis is a map of special memories from Captain's life. It features his favorite snacks (even a chicken nugget), his special toys, and even his challenges (like bathtime). Cappie was my best little pup, and he passed away Jan. 2020. This is my first ever They Draw & - project (I'm a big fan of all of them!) and I'm so glad that I finally attempted one. This was very therapeutic for me; I miss Captain every day, but making this map was a joyful process, and now I think I'm hooked. I see more drawings in my future!
Materials - prismacolor pencils, koi watercolor, sharpie fine point marker, and love (on watercolor paper)
Taxi para Las Estrellas by Laura Jimena Gordillo
cali, Valle, COThis is an illustration based on a short story written by the famous Italian writer Gianni Rodari.
Busy Galaxy by Patricia Lebedel
Morbihan, FRSpace is not empty but full of our future!
Moon Travel Guide by Laura Levie
Birmingham, AL, USI illustrated a travel guide of the moon, highlighting popular activities and notable sites. All mostly imagined, of course. Prominent moon legends such as the man in the moon, the moon rabbit and the werewolf make an appearance, along with space visitors Laika and flying monkeys. And robots. I modeled this illustration after atomic space age design from the 1960s and 1970s.
